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Can multiple overdoses of paracetamol and anti psychotics cause veins to shrink?
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No: I overdoses of these meds do not cause veins to shrink. Multiple IVs and blood draws can scar your veins and make it difficult to have your blood drawn later because they can't find a vein to draw the blood from
Answered 7/11/2014
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